Machine gun Kelly secretly goes to see how people look at him: ‘Not a giant

Machine gun Kelly is taking to the streets in disguise.

For a part of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Known as “Machine Gun Kelly Undercover,” the singer was disguised as wearing a fake mustache, mutton chops, a wig and a tan suit. He asked strangers on Hollywood Boulevard for their honest opinion about the “mainstream sellout” singer.

He made a mixed review from the subject of his first interview, a tourist from England who found his “whole blood-drinking thing” a bit strange.

“Congratulations on the wedding, please don’t sacrifice a goat,” Kelly told the camera when asked for a message.

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The next guest did not back down and explicitly admitted that he was “not a big fan”.

“I think his new direction is a bit compelling,” Kelly said, shaking her head in agreement.

He then showed photos of himself and Ellen DeGeneres and asked pedestrians if they looked the same.

“Yeah, bangs. That’s the leg for me,” one laughed when Kelly told them “some beautiful women.”

The segment did not last long even after a man in a Spider-Man costume recognized him.

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“This is machine gun Kelly,” he called as he passed by. “Wadup, machine gun?”

Angered, Kelly turned to the camera and said, “You, Spider-Man. Your privacy should be respected. “

The musician was able to find a superfan who really liked his new album.

When Kelly revealed herself to fans wearing a “Trinity of Terror” tour t-shirt, fans revealed that she knew how to go about it.

“I found it a while ago,” he admitted, revealing that it was the “height” that left it.

Although Kelly signed an album for her and found out that the fan had jumped off the roof at her Venice Beach show, it was all pretty funny.

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“Dude, you won the MVP of that whole show!” Kelly said excitedly.

While not everyone was a huge fan, the 31-year-old was surprised by the generally positive response from street people.

“I came here hoping for a lot of hate, but it was a lot of love, so you, the internet!” He added and left.